Financing Options

Financing Options

Adding a Solar PV system to your home is a high-yield, low risk investment.  PV systems cost a lot of money, and customers need to know as much as possible before committing to a loan or lease.  Most people do not even know how and where they are using their energy.  You may be surprised to learn where and exactly how much of your hard earned money you spend on energy.  It may be a good idea to go on-line to see if you can get your utility bills going back as far as you can or you can call your utility company and ask for assistance.  It's a good idea to gather your energy costs over a period of a few of years to figure out your usage.  Once you have a good idea of your usage you can call us out to go over the costs to you and the different financing options we have.  

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Investment Tax Credit

Investment Tax Credit

The solar panel tax credit makes going solar even more affordable.  This is a Federal tax credit which allows a homeowner to deduct 30% of the cost of installing the system.  It is also known as the Investment tax credit (ITC).  There is no cap on the value.  Thanks to the spending bill that Congress passed in December 2015, the tax credit is still available to homeowners in some form through 2021. This tax credit remains at 30% of the cost of the system. This means that in 2017, you can still get a major discounted price for your home solar panel system.

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